Philly's Iconic Boathouse Row To Be Relit Thursday

A relighting is being held Thursday evening and the public is invited to watch at the Fairmount Fish Ladder.

Meet The Woman Bringing Some New York City Flavor To The Fashion District Mall In Philadelphia

A female chef is serving up some New York City flavor at the Fashion District Mall in Center City.

Voting Open For Inaugural 'The Liberty Bells' Awards

Visit Philadelphia launched the awards to honor "the people, places and attractions beloved by both visitors and residents." Vote now.

Pennsylvania State Trooper Put On "Restricted Duty Status" After Arrest Of City Hall Staffer, Husband

"We're taking a stand for them to say that what happened on Saturday was inappropriate," Bartlett said.

Philadelphia Mayor's Office Staffer, Spouse Released From Custody After Arrest On I-76: Police

In a statement, the DA's office said as of Sunday morning, it has "made no charging decision pending a thorough, even-handed investigation."

Philadelphia Man Exonerated After Nearly 30 Years Of Imprisonment For Deadly 1994 Arson

Gwynn was accused of starting a fire at an abandoned building that killed Marsha Smith in the 4500 block of Chester Street.

Black Excellence On Display Through YouthBuild Philly's "I Can, I Will" Social Media Campaign

To help uplift those students this month, public relations specialist Khalil Bullock came up with the "I Can, I Will" campaign.

Millions Of Opioid Settlement Money Will Help Struggling Kensington Residents

Millions of dollars of opioid settlement money will go to helping Kensington residents stay in their homes and off the streets.

Philly Among Nation's Noisiest Cities, New Study Says

A new study from Steel Guard Safety ranked the nation's noisiest cities, and Philadelphia was among the 10 noisiest.

Boating Checklist Be Ready for Boating Season!

Things you can prepare now to save time this summer

Meet Bernyce Mills-DeVaughn, The Freedom Fighter Who Helped Integrate Philadelphia's Girard College

She was just 16 years old in the mid-1960s when the Norfolk, Virginia, native moved to North Philadelphia near Girard College.

A Pairfect Match: Penn Student Partners With Philadelphia Café To Change How People Date

"Every morning, I get to go to work and spend the day with my wife," co-founder Michael Caro said.

Mother Bethel AME Church In Philadelphia Receives Grant To Preserve Historic Building

Underneath the church is a museum documenting its history dating back to 1794, when it was founded by Richard Allen, a former slave.

Valentine To Jason Kelce Found On Diapered Rocky Statue

"Dear Jason Kelce, hold me like a baby, Love L.K.," a sign hanging around the iconic Rock Statue's neck read on Valentine's Day.

Church Of The Crucifixion In South Philadelphia Reopening After Year Of Renovations

This weekend, the reopening of Philadelphia's second Black Episcopal church will bring new life to the Bella Vista neighborhood.

From A Plane, Or Something Else? Philadelphia Family Finds Mysterious Metal Object On Roof Of Home

One Philadelphia family is still trying to figure out why a strange metal object ended up on their roof and how it got there.

Boathouse Row To Be Relit In March After Going Dark For Months

A relighting ceremony is planned for the evening of March 7 and the public is invited to watch at the Fairmount Fish Ladder.

Boating in NJ / What is NASBLA?

Learn the importance of being NASBLA Certified

After Years Of Flooding, Philadelphia's Germantown Residents Could See Relief Soon

Even light rain can make Benita Graham, who lives in flood-prone Germantown, a little nervous.

Philadelphia Couple Kicked Out Of Storage Unit After Video Showing Struggles Of Homelessness Goes Viral

The couple has until the end of the month to find another place to stay.

Biden Volunteers At Philadelphia Food Bank For MLK Day Of Service

President Joe Biden spent time at Philabundance, the region’s largest hunger relief nonprofit, packing food for food insecure residents.

William Penn Statue To Stay At Welcome Park After All

The National Park Service said Independence National Historical Park will not remove the statue, but still plans to rehabilitate the park.

Chesterbrook Academy® Preschools Donate to Local Children's Hospital

Chesterbrook Academy® Preschools Across Pennsylvania and New Jersey Donate More Than $1,000 and School Supplies to CHOP

Boating and Jet Skiing in NJ – A BOAT SAFETY CERTIFICATE IS REQUIRED!

The NJSP requires all boaters to take a boat safety course and the proctored exam.

Amanda Parezo Continues To Overcome The Odds After 2021 Philadelphia Shooting Paralyzed Her

"I keep thinking that I'm going to wake up from a really bad nightmare," Amanda Parezo said after the shooting.

Community Rallying For Family Of Slain Macy's Security Guard

Eric Harrison, 27, died Monday after being stabbed by a man at the Center City Philadelphia Macy's store.

Philly Jewish Community Members Call For Permanent Ceasefire At Vigil

The group Jewish Voice for Peace held a candlelight vigil Thursday across from a fundraising event for the Israel Defense Forces.

Young Philadelphia Eagles Fan Recreates "Brotherly Shove" Play In Viral Wedding Reception Video

"It was football season, and I wanted to think of something cool," Armando Costello Jr. said.

Sylvester Stallone To Declare Dec 3 'Rocky Day' In Philadelphia

Rocky himself will be in Philadelphia this weekend for the declaration and for the grand opening of the "Rocky Shop" near the art museum.

Philadelphia Teens Fight Way To Top At D'Andre Swift's Dad's Boxing Gym

Now, young boxers like Nelson De La Cruz Jr. are making a name for themselves with the help of Acosta.

Man Compensated By Philadelphia After Spending Decades In Prison For Crime He Didn't Commit

On Monday morning, the lawyer for Walter Ogrod, 59, announced a $9.1 million dollar settlement with the city of Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Eagles Fans Get Married During Tailgate Before Dallas Cowboys Game

They tied the knot during a tailgate in South Philadelphia before the Eagles hosted the Dallas Cowboys.

Hundreds Of Bikers Donate Presents To Toys For Tots Ahead Of Holiday Season In Philadelphia

Even though we're close to a month away from the holidays, the giving has already started.

Philly Sports Mascots To Honor Local Veterans Thursday

Gritty, the Phanatic, Sweep, Franklin, and Phang will be at the Delaware Valley Veteran Home to celebrate five senior veterans Thursday.

St. Christopher's & Mama-Tee Team Up For First Hospital Community Fridge In North Philadelphia

Kelly Maranuk was at St. Christopher's Hospital for her son's asthma treatment on the way out they found an unexpected gift.

Liam Castellanos Reveals Charity To Benefit From T-Shirt Sales

Proceeds from his "Liam's Battle Cry" T-shirt will benefit the Kisses For Kyle Foundation.

Church Parking Near Stadiums Scores Big In A Win-Win For Faith Congregations And Sports Fans

The Eagles and the NFL might still be the sports favorites at Calvary Baptist Church, just outside Philadelphia.

MOVE Bombing In Philadelphia Remembered Via New Permanent Exhibit

The deadly May 1985 bombing of a black liberation group stronghold by Philadelphia Police is now permanently remembered at a new exhibit.

How A South Philly Nonprofit Is Spreading Hope One Cup Of Coffee At A Time

For 30-year-old Braithwaite, the word 'free' represents a new beginning.

Philly's Dr Nikia Owens Advocates For Individuals, Families

Patch is teaming up with T-Mobile to highlight local community leader submitted by Patch readers. Learn about Dr. Nikia Owens here.